Fannin Hospital Names New Head
The Fannin County Hospital Board appoints Jack M. Campbell Jr. to be administrator, succeeding John H. Templain. Campbell, 27, from Waxahachie, starts January 4 after a Christmas luncheon introduction by board member John Armstrong. Templain's tenure since 1971 lauded by staff and board.
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Fannin County Hospital
Jack M. Campbell Jr
Waxahachie
John H. Templain
Campbell
John Armstrong
Templain Honored By Hospital
Hospital administrator and Dr Roy Mathews presented Templain with a plaque from the hospital's professional staff in a Daily Favorite Photo feature.
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Templain
Rita Turner
Roy Mathews
Farmers blockade Lubbock paper to protest editorial
Hundreds of West Texas farmers parked more than 30 tractors near the Lubbock Avalanche Journal delivery docks halting morning circulation for four hours. Police towed tractors as editor Jay Harris met with protesters and explained the paper's stance on strike tactics while protesters planned further actions at 40 food centers and ag businesses.
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Lubbock
Texas
UPI
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Jay Harris
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Harris
West Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lubbok
American Agriculture
Citizens Band
Editonal
Jay Harms
Hospital Names Campbell New Administrator at Fannin County
Hospital administrator Jack M. Campbell Jr is named the new administrator of Fannin County Hospital effective January 4. Campbell and his wife Marshal Ann attended the hospital's annual employee Christmas dinner Tuesday, as photographed for the Daily Favorite.
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Jack M. Campbell Jr
Fannin County Hospital
Campbell
Marshal Ann
TP&L seeks 18.4 percent rate hike in Bonham filing
Texas Power & Light requests an overall 18.4 percent revenue adjustment from the Bonham City Commission and the Texas Public Utility Commission. The plan would raise TP&L general revenues by 118 million dollars systemwide, with residential bills rising about 8.88 dollars monthly for 11 012 kilowatt hours per year.
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Texas Power & Light Company
City Commission of
Bonham
Public Utility Commission of Texas
JP. Shull
Tp&l
Shull
Texas Power & Light
Bonham Hires Bull Pringle as New Head Coach and AD
Bonham School Board named Bull Pringle 43 year old athletic director from Forney High as the new head coach and athletic director for Bonham High. The unanimous vote followed an executive session and a reception date will be announced. Pringle has 20 years coaching experience and a 44 26 6 head coaching record.
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Bull Pringle
Forney High School
Dallas
Bonham High School
Pringle
Ray Ashlock
Joy Owens
Joe Campbell
Forney
Clyde High School
Clyde
Pringle excels in high school sports and college teams
Pringle earned four year letters in football and basketball in high school, with All-District and All-Regional honors and a state baseball championship. He played varsity football, basketball and baseball at Cisco Junior College, Modesto Junior College, and California State University where he captained the baseball team in 1961. The Pringle children are Tricia 20, Bill 16, and Richard 13.
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Albany
Forney Pringle
Forney
Atwater High School
Haskell High
Pringle
Cisco
Texas
Modesto
California
California State University
Holiday Bonus From Telephone Company
The General Telephone Company offers a Christmas bonus with reduced long distance rates during a four day period. The Friday before Christmas at 6 pm starts the low evening rate, with a weekend rate from 11 pm Friday through 6 pm Christmas Day. Christmas Day rate matches evening rate from 8 am to 11 pm on Monday December 26, and similar rates apply during the New Year weekend for direct-dial calls only.
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The
General Telephone Company
Camp Fire Candy Sale Tops Five Thousand Boxes
Camp Fire Girls statewide earned 5 505 boxes in a three week sale. Kim Cross led with 229 boxes, followed by Krist Ashlock 159 and Linda Sue Conway 129, as the Bonham Council plans January honors and awards. Funds totaled 550 for club programs with 275 campership dollars set aside for next summer.
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Jo Ann Durst
Bonham Council
Kim Cross
Krist. Ashlock
Linda Sue Conway
Miss Cross
Ashlock
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